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Valued Member
Canada
107 Posts |
This year, RCM release the black and gold sea otter coin as the third one in the black and gold series. But I have a feeling that, this one destroy the whole series. It's difficult to describe the feeling. Just that, the colour of black and gold, integrated together in a tai chi pattern, give me a feeling of power and flexibility. The first one is the horse, it fits this feeling perfectly. The second one is the wolf, it also fits this feeling. But the third one ... it miss the power part. That's why I feel that it ruin the whole series ....
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
867 Posts |
Yeah, I understand. The Wolf is a great looking coin.....the Sea Otter somewhat underwhelming.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
19111 Posts |
If you were a clam, you might fear the sea otter. Just Sunday humor...
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Valued Member
 Canada
107 Posts |
The good side is, I don't need to spend more money to collect this series. Especially, the horse one is super expensive now.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1648 Posts |
Edited by datadragon 08/08/2022 10:41 am
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Valued Member
Canada
76 Posts |
In any series, there are going to be designs more liked than others. It might just be me but since it is a collector coin, the mintage of the otter coin is what will "destroy" the series...
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Valued Member
 Canada
107 Posts |
The mintage is also another hurting factor. Based on my observation, the design is more important. If the design is good, even a higher mintage is acceptable, because there would be more people want to buy it. If the design is not that good, then a lower mintage will not make it a rare coin.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote: The mintage is also another hurting factor. Based on my observation, the design is more important. If the design is good, even a higher mintage is acceptable, because there would be more people want to buy it. If the design is not that good, then a lower mintage will not make it a rare coin. These all have low mintages for general collectability, but not very low to be rare where you will not be able to get one. Only 6,500 of the Otter Black and White, however even less 4,500 of the wolf and the first release of the horse was extremely limited to only 3,500. If they were reversed and the wolf had 6,500 and was the third release yes I would agree it would be still far below the potential demand due to the design, but these are low enough that even with a poor design they will certainly sell due to those who wish to collect the entire series and further increase the value of the earlier examples in doing so.
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